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100 Core Swahili Words

Webnine degrees. 5 More Examples. kumi (n) ten. vipande kumi. ten pieces. 7 More Examples. This is the Swahili Core 100 List. It contains the most important and most frequently used …

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Top 400 Activities: Daily Routines in Swahili

WebAt Night. Learn expressions to use at night. Audio. • 8 Minutes. Want to talk about your day in Swahili? Learn 200 words and 200 sample sentences needed for daily life. - at …

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Swahili Vocab Builder

WebHistory: Common Terms. Learn essential vocabulary about common terms related to history. Audio. • 4 Minutes. Quickly and efficiently build your Swahili vocabulary with these …

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Swahili Vocabulary for Common Health Problems

WebMisuli yangu ina vidonda. My muscles are sore. Nina vidonda vya koo. I have a sore throat. Learn Swahili vocabulary for common health problems. In this FREE SwahiliPod101 …

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Best Swahili Workbooks for Beginners: 16+ Free PDFs

WebOnline Swahili Learning Program. 16+ Years of Teaching Languages (Since 2005) Teaching 34 Languages with our Time-tested System. Over 2+ Billion Lessons Downloaded to …

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How to Say Thank You in Swahili

Web1- Asante. In Swahili, “Thank you” is Asante. The word asante literally means “thanks”, you can emphasize Asante by adding sana, which means literally “a lot” or “so …

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Learn How to Talk About Your Family in Swahili

WebFamilia yangu ni nguvu yangu na udhaifu wangu. “My family is my strength and my weakness.”. – Aishwarya Rai. Familia ni mojayapo ya asili maalum ya maumbile. …

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What's Something You Do Every Day in Kenya

Webmazoezi ("exercises") Mazoezi is in plural form. The singular form is zoezi. You use this word when talking about physical activities such as running, dancing, and engaging in …

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Telling Time in Swahili

Web7- O’clock – saa. We use “o’clock” when there are no minutes and we’re saying the exact hour, as in “It’s two o’clock.”. In Swahili, this is essentially the same as …

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